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Posted by Rex Friday, January 14, 2011

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Healthy Aging

Have this all you heard lives... "you are, what you eat". But often we get confused what we should eat. While there are a lot of information available to us about healthy diet, it is good to start with a few sound principals.

Usually people of all ages can be healthy wish to view portions of food we want to eat. You have certainly heard multiply? You need to enlarge Supersize to food also Much…you can do simply by parts that are should be a bit bigger than you.

Most people have "portion distortion". Get you a good reference book theme parts (any diet or nutritional book) and measuring your parts to.

Yes, out the measuring cup, Tablespoons and the scale. Do this until you relearn to eat the right amounts. Review on a regular basis to ensure that you stay on target. You will be surprised with the results.

Eat organic as much as possible. Food is today and so loaded with hormones, pesticides, anti-bruise chemicals. Simply wash your fruit can not get rid of the pesticides and you certainly can the hormones and antibiotics not out of your flesh. If it even grow (and know it is clean) then consider buying food are certified as organic.

We like whole person to stay in balance as far as possible. I think that much of our stress, much of our disease and in fact a large part of aging is due to is out of balance. This principal also applies to our eating habits and.

We need all components of the diet. We need protein, fats (healthy fats) and carbohydrates (complex carbohydrates). Stay away from dietary recommendations, which tell you, to avoid "all fats" or "all carbohydrates". All three are necessary. Balance.

Excerpt from aging with success, page 21-2.; (C) Barbara C. Phillips, NP

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